Trigona PendantA solid sterling silver piece was cast from a Trigonia shell found on Tasmania's East Coast. Trigonia is a living fossil that was considered to be extinct for millions of years and until recently was only known from fossil records. Worn as a pendant or a charm, this beautiful design is modern and simple as well as being a token of the past. Available in solid Sterling Silver and 22k Gold plate over Sterling Silver. Chain not included. Also available

blue colour showing a 6 ray star

For Sale is a section of "Osmundacaulis Janii" one of the rarest fossil ferns from Lune River in Sourhern Tasmania

Ive shown them to a professor friend who deals in antiques in Yangon who said he bought similar beads from Mon state in the 1970s

this piece show a half and half contrast of blue

This ancient bead has inlayed steatite lines and a wonderful worn patina

with a nice moving bubble in a negative crystal

Necklet 12 wide x 11

tough and will survive through hard times undamaged

The stone size is 19mm x 13mm

Fossil tree fern from Lune River

This Burmese Jadeite pendant is carved with a sacred fungus and Bat

Oguricaulis Banksii cut through central core with fronds and rhizomes